words: Brittany Long Recently I sat down to put Australian record producer and musician Mike Perry ,aka Paces through his paces with a Q and A. Covering everything from his newest release, hit track Vertigo with Yorke, to his dream collaborations, where his music journey all started and where he finds the inspiration for his … Continue reading PUTTING PACES THROUGH HIS PACES
Sure there's an incredible Download lineup filled with some of the greatest international acts and we introduced them before. But we can't forget our hometown Aussie heroes. So let's introduce the hometown heroes of the Download Class of 2020! Hands Like Houses In the front row of the classroom. Having spent more than a decade … Continue reading The Hometown Heroes of Download Festival’s Class of 2020
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As I sit in a hotel room less than three kilometres from The Star in Sydney where, later today, the biggest night on Australia's music industry calendar will be held for the 33rd year (which, I suspect, will be dominated by Tones & I, which is why she's the featured pic for this story) I … Continue reading The ARIAs – A Quick Trip Down Memory Lane
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Aussie rockers The Butterfly Effect will join the likes of Parkway Drive, A Day To Remember, Simple Plan, Karnivool, Violent Soho and heaps more at Good Things Festival in Melbourne, Brisbane and Sydney next month. The announcement comes straight off the back of a triumphant return to the stage with a sold-out Australian tour and … Continue reading Good Things Happening For The Butterfly Effect
He was one of the biggest names in music just a couple of years ago, but Drake just got booed off the stage at Camp Flog Gnaw in LA. The Canadian musician was the 'surprise headliner' at Tyler, The Creator's eighth annual two-day music festival this weekend, which included performers such as Juice WRLD, Solange, … Continue reading You Used to Call Me On My… Oh, Never Mind
words: Brittany Long American hard rock four-piece juggernaut Halestorm are set to perform a run of four shows in Australia next month. Sadly due to a family emergency the previously announced main support for the Australian Tour, Black Stone Cherry have been forced to pull out. But don't fret, because NZ alternative Rock outfit Villainy … Continue reading Halestorm head down under for Australian Tour next month
words: Brittany Long The world's premier rock and metal festival Download Festival recently sent Australian fans into a frenzy with the announcement of long awaited March 2020 dates and now their lineup drop has escalated the excitement. After its hugely successful Australian debut in 2019, which saw 20,000 heavy music fans flock to Sydney's Paramatta … Continue reading DOWNLOAD FESTIVAL GEARING UP FOR A 2020 RETURN
Good Things Festival, Australia’s favourite alternative east coast summer music festival is almost upon us and it continues to bring the goods and the killer opportunities! As a strong supporter of Australian music and talent, Good Things Festival is giving THREE up and coming bands the once in a lifetime chance to perform at this … Continue reading Get Your Band to Good Things
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